1. There are reports of recent attempts to invade the funds currently within the Foundation you have established for the support of American sovereignty. What is the basis for that attempted misappropriation?
Answer: They are likely to represent a combination of lies, among them false accusations of Communism, shoplifting, human trafficking, drug trafficking, fraudulent misrepresentation, and predatory conduct toward the vulnerable.
2. How many of those accusations are true?
Answer: Zero.
3. You are currently reading a book called "Less Is More." Is the author a Communist?
Answer: He's not a capitalist, that's for certain. And I disagree with him on his points about the economy, while I am interested in his ideas about the environment.
4. Can you please expound on your thoughts regarding the capitalist economy of the United States?
Answer: Right now, it's important for us to understand that we're not experiencing a free market system, per se. AI is now integrated into American banking and shadow banking to the extent that the behavior of the bond markets, commodities and other investments is not a true reflection of Adam Smith's "invisible hand." Consumer prices also do not currently reflect a free market.
Having said that, the United States has historically appreciated the free flow of capital to support innovation, entrepreneurship, and ever-emerging technologies in the realms of high tech, biotech, medicine, scientific research, and more.
The ability to create new businesses, to contribute to new aspects of American culture through the arts and communications, to establish new frontiers for human development through science and technology -- these are part of the American ethos which claims not only that Americans have a gift for creating new intellectual property and proprietary technology, but also that, through that same process, for reinventing themselves.
We view our proprietary inventions as so central to our experience of life that they are part of our identity.
That's part of what makes Americans unique and industrious and driven and insightful and rare. We don't want to give up our invaluable ways of interacting with the wider world.
5. So you believe in the free market.
Answer: Yes. If we want innovation and creation and human development, we need to support the free market.
The key is going to be to task the free market with solving our environmental challenges. The solutions in that realm may require advanced economies to consume less over time, so we need to consider the free market economics of sustainability as a high priority.
6. You don't sound like a Communist.
Answer: I am not a Communist. I believe that Americans have a proprietary interest in and right to their own inventions, and that no one else, including the FBI, has the right to misappropriate their intellectual property and sell it to the highest bidder on the international market.
7. Are you guilty of any of the other accusations the FBI has fabricated regarding this case?
Answer: No, I am not. I am a highly honorable person, and I think this should be obvious by this time, given my attempts to support United States sovereignty.
8. So, can the current false accusations be seen purely as an attempt to misappropriate Foundation funds and funds that are owing to the Foundation?
Answer: Yes, I think it is clear that the FBI's lies in this case have been inexcusable. They have been motivated entirely by money.
9. Are you of a mind to overlook missing funds or redacted records?
Answer: Missing funds and redacted records are highly likely to result in the strengthening of the enemies of American sovereignty.to the point that individual sovereignty cannot be reasserted. There's simply a point at which privatization of wealth becomes so egregious as to foreclose all possibilities of the public's future freedom. So misappropriations at this time cannot be tolerated.
10. Will the Congress and the Supreme Court offer their support in this regard?
Answer: I am confident that they will.
11. And you yourself will insist that funding and documentation be complete.
Answer: Yes, I am insisting.
12. Thank you for speaking with us this morning.
Answer: You are most welcome.
1. There are reports of recent attempts to invade the funds currently within the Foundation you have established for the support of American sovereignty. What is the basis for that attempted misappropriation?
Answer: They are likely to represent a combination of lies, among them false accusations of Communism, shoplifting, human trafficking, drug trafficking, fraudulent misrepresentation, and predatory conduct toward the vulnerable.
2. How many of those accusations are true?
Answer: Zero.
3. You are currently reading a book called "Less Is More." Is the author a Communist?
Answer: He's not a capitalist, that's for certain. And I disagree with him on his points about the economy, while I am interested in his ideas about the environment.
4. Can you please expound on your thoughts regarding the capitalist economy of the United States?
Answer: Right now, it's important for us to understand that we're not experiencing a free market system, per se. AI is now integrated into American banking and shadow banking to the extent that the behavior of the bond markets, commodities and other investments is not a true reflection of Adam Smith's "invisible hand." Consumer prices also do not currently reflect a free market.
Having said that, the United States has historically appreciated the free flow of capital to support innovation, entrepreneurship, and ever-emerging technologies in the realms of high tech, biotech, medicine, scientific research, and more.
The ability to create new businesses, to contribute to new aspects of American culture through the arts and communications, to establish new frontiers for human development through science and technology -- these are part of the American ethos which claims not only that Americans have a gift for creating new intellectual property and proprietary technology, but also that, through that same process, for reinventing themselves.
We view our proprietary inventions as so central to our experience of life that they are part of our identity.
That's part of what makes Americans unique and industrious and driven and insightful and rare. We don't want to give up our invaluable ways of interacting with the wider world.
5. So you believe in the free market.
Answer: Yes. If we want innovation and creation and human development, we need to support the free market.
The key is going to be to task the free market with solving our environmental challenges. The solutions in that realm may require advanced economies to consume less over time, so we need to consider the free market economics of sustainability as a high priority.
6. You don't sound like a Communist.
Answer: I am not a Communist. I believe that Americans have a proprietary interest in and right to their own inventions, and that no one else, including the FBI, has the right to misappropriate their intellectual property and sell it to the highest bidder on the international market.
7. Are you guilty of any of the other accusations the FBI has fabricated regarding this case?
Answer: No, I am not. I am a highly honorable person, and I think this should be obvious by this time, given my attempts to support United States sovereignty.
8. So, can the current false accusations be seen purely as an attempt to misappropriate Foundation funds and funds that are owing to the Foundation?
Answer: Yes, I think it is clear that the FBI's lies in this case have been inexcusable. They have been motivated entirely by money.
9. Are you of a mind to overlook missing funds or redacted records?
Answer: Missing funds and redacted records are highly likely to result in the strengthening of the enemies of American sovereignty.to the point that individual sovereignty cannot be reasserted. There's simply a point at which privatization of wealth becomes so egregious as to foreclose all possibilities of the public's future freedom. So misappropriations at this time cannot be tolerated.
10. Will the Congress and the Supreme Court offer their support in this regard?
Answer: I am confident that they will.
11. And you yourself will insist that funding and documentation be complete.
Answer: Yes, I am insisting.
12. Thank you for speaking with us this morning.
Answer: You are most welcome.
Lane MacWilliams, aka Carol Elaine Von Herzen
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